This story fully proves one thing, that is, it is good to have money. If you are particularly rich, it is even more fun. There is an old saying that is good: rich can make ghosts grind. The big drug lord in this film, let alone ghosts, find a bunch of ghosts to help him, and many obstacles are vanished under the spinning of the grinding wheel. But there are exceptions to everything, and every country has that kind of inconspicuous and particularly horizontal. It is to do that kind of unnecessary resistance that looks like a man's arm as a car, is overpowered, and seems to die. However, if there is Lao Wa, the ending will definitely be different. The praying mantis blocking the front of the car is obviously a mutant species. The thick arms make people chill. All kinds of heavy weapons, even the antiques of the 2nd World War. The machine guns are all out, and the ghosts who helped in the grinding can only feel that the fortune is not good.
From the beginning of the film, there was a little humor, a speeding car in the dark, making the policeman on the side of the road think that someone was driving a jet on the road. Suddenly a bunch of uninvited guests came to the border town, and the drug lords escaped in Las Vegas. Gradually all the clues came together. The drug lords actually hired someone to cross the canyon near the town. Ready to cross the border. Along the way, this kid drove a monster with a so-called 1000 horsepower, speeding along Highway 95. The FBI set up all the checkpoints failed to stop his escape wheels, and this seemingly weak town and the town’s police Long became the last barrier to prevent him from escaping. In the whole movie, Lao Wa still has the style of the past. He is extremely brave. In addition to the drastic reduction of the action scenes, the gun battle scenes are still so hot. Coupled with the use of a lot of blood plasma, the level of blood is definitely better than his past. The works are worse than others. However, I have to say that these years are ruthless, and it is not difficult to see from the facial close-ups and some slightly more intense shots in the film that this "Terminator" is really no longer the same. To paraphrase a line in the film, at his age, nothing is more dangerous than cholesterol. After a few minutes of head-to-head action scenes, Lao Wa's heroic story came to an end.
In addition to Lao Wa in the film, there is still a noteworthy cast in the list of actors-Forest Whitaker, the former Oscar actor, now seems to have nothing to play, and has become a trick. In addition to the leading actors, the most eye-catching is the sponsor of the film-Chevrolet. The super performance and various supporting functions of the black monster are absolutely eye-catching, and the red chariot that Lao Wa drove last. Not letting too much. But the final look is a bit...
The work of Lao Wa who announced his comeback this time is still good, but it feels easier to be the governor.
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